She is shallow and cold.
The poet suggests that behaving in a humble manner is better than behaving cold hearted, like Helen Gray is behaving.
1- "I, Too" reflects the speaker's desire to be accepted as part of America. The speaker is an African -American slave. The "I" stands for the African- American speaker and the " too" stands for the fact that he has to be accepted as part of the American nation. The period reflected in the poem ,then, is that of racism during the early 20's in TheU.S.
2- The main theme seen through the poem is patriotism. The speaker is " the darker brother". He has got white brothers in America. They all s<em>ing America.</em>
3- Cullen 's poems are also reflective of racism. He deals with the African -American's soul and their emotions. He is worried about the situation of the African- Americans in Harlem. After they fought in the WWI, they could not get any job in the U.S. However, Cullen also deals with the union of blacks and whites in his poems.
Answer:
Both vision and disillusion necessary because a vision helps to inspire people. It gives them the extra drive for more accomplishments.
Disillusion on the other hand causes disappointment and it can also mean an individual having a positive sense of realization.
This is why the both of them are very important and necessary.
During the slave trade europeans saw african slaves as cargo traded for profit, not people. In result slaves were stuffed and piled in uninhabitable spaces below deck where they deficated and slept in the same place. Food and water were scarce, death and disease were high.
